We have the pictures that prove it Fiat has an open-top 500 on its way. The newcomer will be a cabrio coach or semi-convertible that has a retractable textile roof. It is more of a targa, and these kinds of cars usually don’t need a redesign of the body at all. We reckon Fiat is developing this semi-convertible for two reasons: first to save costs and secondly to distance the 500 Cabrio from competitors like the Mini or VW Beetle convertibles.
Fiat 500 convertible
Pics of Fiat's forthcoming 500 convertible
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